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Stuart Reigeluth

Founder of REVOLVE

Stuart Reigeluth is Founder of REVOLVE. He holds an MBA (2015) from the Solvay-Ponts business school (Brussels-Paris) and a MA (2005) in Arab and Middle East Studies from the American University of Beirut, Lebanon. He has contributed to numerous media outlets, including Foreign Policy, El Pais, El Mundo, al-Hayat, European Voice, EURACTIV, Gulf News, The Daily Star, and al-Ahram Weekly.

Ode to Less (Electric) Light

Between | 18 July 2025
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

This thought-provoking book reveals how artificial light disrupts the natural world and urges us to…

Machoi and the Sound of Meltwater 

Features | 25 June 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

Nothing will stop the melting of the glaciers on display as the last remnants of…

Climate Fluctuations are Normal  

Between | 20 June 2025
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

Climate fluctuations have driven constant change on our planet for millennia; the only difference now…

No Place Like Home

Between | 16 May 2025
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

A luminous, disorienting meditation on time, distance, and the fragile beauty of Earth seen from…

Marketing the (Im)Possible

Features | 9 May 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

Big brands’ vague “possibility” claims can easily mislead. Here are five examples revealing their hazy…

The Beirut Horsh City Forest

VIEWS | 7 May 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

What is the Cryosphere?

Beyond | 28 March 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

The frozen parts of Earth – the cryosphere – are melting at unprecedented rates causing…

Noticing Nature Everywhere

Between | 21 March 2025
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

The Vegetarian  Han Kang Translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith New York: Hogarth, 2018.…

Celebrating the Magnificent Chinar Tree

Features | 15 March 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

In homage to the cultural heritage of these majestic centuries-old trees, today is chinar day…

The City Forest of Chandigarh

Features | 13 March 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

Spotting sambar deer while strolling through nature next to a man-made urban lake in northern…

India’s Sustainable Cooling Frontier 

Opinions | 6 March 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

With rising temperatures and growing cities, sustainable cooling solutions for new buildings will continue to…

Seoul’s Trees, Forests, and Nature

VIEWS | 5 March 2025
By Stuart Reigeluth

Of Sand, Bark, Wood, and Swirls

Between | 21 February 2025
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

Artist: Brigitte de la Horie (18 June 1952)   Exhibit: “40 ans d’expo”, Les Ecuries, Waterloo,…

The Greatest Current 

Between | 19 December 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

There is something majestic and mesmerizing about the ocean and there is something dull and…

Can We Really Adapt to Climate Change?  

Between | 15 November 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

The Ministry for the Future   Kim Stanley Robinson. New York: Orbit, 2021, 563 pages, $19.99…

Making That Life Change

Between | 18 October 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

La Brute et le Divin Léonard Chemineau, Paris: Rue de Sevres, 2023, 141 pages. 22…

Recounting Landscapes and Reading Nature

Between | 16 August 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

Marginlands – Indian Landscapes on the Brink Arati Kumar-Rao, Picador India: New Delhi, 2023. 254…

Introducing the Sundarbans

Features | 28 July 2024
By Stuart Reigeluth

Sundarbans – the largest mangrove forest on earth – reveals the real challenges of ecosystem…

What Ever Happened to Atlantis?

Between | 24 July 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

The Sands of Sarasvati Risto Isomäki, Original title: Sarasvatin heikkaa, Translated by Owen F. Witesman,…

There is No Energy Transition

Between | 21 June 2024
Reviewed by Stuart Reigeluth

Sans Transition, Une nouvelle histoire de l’energie Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Paris: Editions du Seuil, 2024. 408 pages.…

India Is Going to Get Really Cool!

Opinions | 14 November 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

Rising temperatures, growing populations, and expanding cities, India needs more circular systemic solutions for providing…

Contrails: The Forgotten Lines

Features | 20 June 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

What are contrails and how much do they contribute to global emissions? Once you start…

Nature Positive: Explained

Beyond | 21 April 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

Active protection and restoration can reverse biodiversity loss and make the planet nature positive by…

Time to Invest in Hydrogen

Opinions | 31 January 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

Hydrogen produced from renewables is better for the environment, super for society and great for…

Can Sultan Change the Climate?

Opinions | 24 January 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

Sultan Al Jaber’s forward vision inspires hope for a sustainable future. In June 2009, in…

Lampedusa: The Forsaken Island

Features | 24 January 2023
By Stuart Reigeluth

Without any freshwater resources, Lampedusa needs renewables for sustainable water access. Lampedusa is Italy’s southern-most…

Finding Energy Independence Together

Opinions | 10 May 2022
By Stuart Reigeluth

We can all become more energy independent – here’s how energy communities can make it…

The Urban Circular Bioeconomy

Features | 24 March 2022
By James Ling

Cities and regions are at the vanguard of circular bioeconomy systems. Largely as a result…

It’s All About Ecosystem Restoration

Opinions | 19 March 2021
By Ambika Vishwanath

This year marks the beginning of the new UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), which follows on footsteps and efforts…

Walking: A Personal Journey

Features | 16 December 2019
By Stuart Reigeluth

Mammals were born to move. The foal and deer stagger around within minutes on long…

Sustainability: Know Your Limits

Opinions | 20 November 2019
By Stuart Reigeluth

“No thanks, I’ve had enough” is what we say when asked if we wanted more…

On Coal and Water in Poland

Opinions | 22 October 2019
By Stuart Reigeluth

Katowice/Brussels – In the south-eastern part of Poland, in the Upper Silesian Coal Basin, there…

Imagine the Transarabian Xpress

Features | 18 April 2019
By Hadil J.S. Ayoub

Imagine connecting Morocco to Oman with a high-speed train going across North Africa and the…

Rawabi: The New Palestinian City

Opinions | 18 April 2019
By Stuart Reigeluth

There is a time to rejoice, and a time to resist – Rawabi is doing…

The Hidden Life of Trees

Features | 21 March 2018
By Stuart Reigeluth

“Trees can’t walk.” (p.186) Once seeds land and catch hold, or when saplings are planted…

Investing in Water Around the Mena

Opinions | 20 December 2016
By Stuart Reigeluth

There is a looming water crisis that is beginning to manifest itself in very serious…

Oceans in our Hands

Features | 4 December 2015
By Stuart Reigeluth

The 2014 edition of the Niels Bugge Cartoon Award integrates perfectly with the theme of…

Redefining West Asia

Opinions | 10 December 2012
By Stuart Reigeluth

The positive changes in the Arab world herald a new era for millions of people.…

Towards 3 Degrees

Opinions | 1 June 2012
By Stuart Reigeluth

Some call climate fluctuations “global weirding” rather than global warming because of mild winters and…